笔者曾在《世纪》1994年第3期发表《汪精卫<日记>之谜》一文,其实,汪氏的《遗嘱》也是一个难解之谜。汪精卫的亲属亲信包括陈壁君在内,都一口否认汪精卫在日本名古屋治病时有过任何遗嘱。但1964年却在香港冒出了一份遗嘱,题为《最后的心情》。题目的字迹,是汪的亲笔无疑,但全文说是由陈壁君代抄,实质上又非陈所写。文内并注明,要等汪死后20年,方可发表。此文一出,海外掀起了一阵轩然大波。这份所谓《遗嘱》,不像《日记》,疑点甚多,至今无法确定真伪。 The author once published “The Mystery of Wang Jingwei’s Diary” in the third issue of “Century” in 1994. In fact, Wang’s “testament” is also a mystery. Wang Jingwei’s relatives, including Chen Weijun, confessed that Wang Jingwei had made any wills during his illness in Nagoya, Japan. However, a testament was published in Hong Kong in 1964 entitled “The Last Mood.” The title of the handwriting is Wang’s handwriting, but the full text is written by Chen Bijun on behalf of Chen, essentially written by Chen. Text and note, to wait for Wang died 20 years before publication. This article came out, set off an uproar overseas. The so-called “testament”, unlike the “diary”, many doubts, so far can not determine the authenticity.